Cartier Pasha in khaki green: steel and purposeful elegance
The Pasha returns in a saturated olive dial, paired with an automatic movement and Cartier's signature blue cabochon crown. Steel bracelet with matching leather option.
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The Cartier Pasha in khaki olive arrives with the quiet authority of a watch designed to be worn. Its saturated dial, rendered in satin finish, reads deeper than green yet lighter than the military tones it evokes: a colour that belongs equally to the boardroom and the adventure that lies beyond it. Large Arabic numerals sit at the cardinal points, punctuated by applied indices that catch and hold the light.
An automatic movement powers the piece, housed in polished steel that lifts the khaki dial into sharper relief. The date window sits at 4:30, squared off in keeping with the Pasha’s architectural precision. What distinguishes the collection remains Cartier’s signature flourish: a blue cabochon crown, set in steel, that interrupts the case with a jeweller’s accent. It is both functional and declarative, a detail that has defined the Pasha since its inception.
The steel bracelet arrives with a deployant clasp, its links brushed and polished in alternating planes. Yet the watch’s true versatility lies in its interchangeability: a khaki leather strap, cut to the same proportions as the steel, transforms the piece from steel tool to dress accessory without changing the case or dial. Both arrive together in Cartier’s presentation box, an acknowledgement that ownership of this watch is ownership of options.
Imagery courtesy of Cartier (@bemongerald).